Shaded trailhead, limited spaces

Arrived at 8:30 on a Monday. No problem finding a place.

Parking with very few spaces opposite the bar, free of charge. Arrive early; by 8:30 there were already no spaces left. I recommend coming early to reach the Seven Lagoons trail with few people around. One hour walk, about 5 km. By 11:00 it is already very busy. There is also paid parking belonging to the bar, costing €2.

Ideal parking if you want to do the Seven Lagoons trail. The only downside is the bar next door, which is useful for having a drink or something to eat, but at 8 in the morning they already had music playing, so it is not as peaceful as other places.

Useful in a pinch, parking beside the small road toward the village. Very busy even though I arrived at 8:15 in the morning in September. I did not stay, just parked to do the hike.

We arrived around 7:30 p.m. and were alone in the small free parking area in front of the SETE LAGOAS bar. Snack bar open, outdoor tables, and toilets with a key available at the bar. Quiet, peaceful night. The snack bar opened around 8:30 in the morning for coffee. The paid parking area (€2 per day at the bar) is not flat at all and is not recommended for motorhomes.

Very nice spot, with a bar, toilets, and a water point opposite the bar. Arrive late in the afternoon to find a space, but afterward it is a very good spot. Lots of shaded spaces.

Free parking, without camping, before the village, just a few meters from the start of the Seven Lagoons trail. There is a bar with few food options but plenty of drinks. Friendly service. We stayed in the free parking next to the bar. There is also paid parking for €2 per day, but I do not recommend it for motorhomes.

We arrived yesterday in the middle of the afternoon at this parking area at the entrance to the village and at the start of the Seven Lagoons trail. In the evening we were alone, with a splendid view and guaranteed peace at night. There is now a water point beside a pine tree at the entrance to the parking area, opposite the café, which is closed these days. In short, a great spot this season; summer must be different.

Just a parking area before entering the village, apparently only permitted for residents. We intended to do the Seven Lagoons trail: take the short route there and back, not the Poços Verdes trail, which is signposted but currently cannot be considered passable, maintained, or safe.

We came here to do the trail and slept here after since we were too tired to search for a better place. It was a good night of sleep, no problems.

After a hike to reach the Seven Lagoons, which are magnificent, we slept next to the bar. No traffic noise, only lots of flies and mosquitoes.

Great place. The bar next door closes around 9 p.m. but leaves out some small, pleasant, practical tables. Toilets are open from morning until evening beside the bar. Arriving around 7 p.m., the last hikers heading to the Seven Lagoons had left and there were plenty of shaded spaces. We did not have any mosquitoes. Shaded, very quiet, surrounded by nature. We loved it.

Small parking space, ideal to spend the night before going to the seven lagoons. In theory we believe it is not allowed to spend the night (as the area belongs to the Natura 2000 area) but we did anyway and it was very quiet and no one bothers us. No other campers or cars.

Small parking area at the entrance to the village. Next to the road, but hardly any cars pass; yesterday only one passed during the entire afternoon and night. A dog barks almost constantly. Good for spending the night and doing the Seven Lagoons route. No services nearby.

Good place to spend the night. We had no problems. The Seven Lagoons are beautiful and worth spending a whole day at. Highly recommended.

Nice place, although very busy. One major downside: our van was invaded by an army of mosquitoes and our daughter woke up covered in bites.